Katrina Rainey died from her injuries after being found in a burning car last week.
17/10/2021
17/10/2021
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Derry CCC have confirmed the referees for the next round of football fixtures, set for the weekend of September 4-6.
All games will be played at neutral venues, yet to be confirmed with Celtic Park understood to be under cosideration.
Both Owenbeg and Celtic Park have recently had maintenance work carried out on their playing surfaces.
FRIDAY
JFC (7.30)
Sean Dolan's v St Mary’s Ardmore (TBC)
Ballerin v Doire Colmcille (P O'Connor)
SATURDAY
IFC
2.00 – Slaughtmanus v Drumsurn (H Tohill)
4.00 – Ballymaguigan v Limavady (A Nash)
SFC
2.00 - Coleraine v Claudy (B Cassidy)
4.00 - Newbridge v Ballinderry (JJ Cleary)
4.00 - Glen v Kilrea (D O'Connor)
6.00 - Ballinascreen v Bellaghy (D Harkin)
SUNDAY
IFC
3.00 – Lissan v Glenullin (E McShane)
Glack v Doire Trasna (M McAleese) - Time TBC
SFC
1.00 - Slaughtneil v Foreglen (M McGeehan)
3.00 – Loup v Dungiven (R Donoghue)
3.00 – Swatragh v Banagher (B Quinn)
6.00 – Magherafelt v Lavey (D Mullan)
Brooke Park has retained its Green Flag status.
St Columb's College is celebrating the 1,500th anniversary of the birth of St Columba.
Katrina Rainey died from her injuries after being found in a burning car last week.
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